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_ • ~;. ~,. . ,~ 1~ ~. -. 111 4 - 4t 5.,--,,,i ,, A41•( ~.7.-Izi ”. ti.ol--,. , ..7,....; ?.,; ~'+.~7aZCL Ti_~ ",:_ ~ :~ • -- ---,-------.--•---......... , . .•,.., THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY,LANE., THIS 'PRESENT EVENIN6, -Noy. iBOB vviil be performed • . 3, ? THE POUNTB.Y ,Giar . ,.. .. Moody, 'Mr, WROUGHTON ; * Harcourt, 'lr. POWELL'. - Sparkish, -Mr. PALMER ;- 13 elville, Mr. H':." - ;LL 4.ND ; .. -•::-.:- iltsPeggy: (the Catincry - Girl), lid rs. 7 1ORDAIIT ; , • • --..„Alithea, Mrs. SCOT T 3- - • laxicli, •IVliss TIDSWE LE. - • ''' ' - WITH: . ? • BLUE BEARD; or-, Abonieliqf PEMA L E 1.: Il P. IDSI TY. , . I C (Blue Beard);...Mr: RAYM,OSD . II . • r..hitn; Mr. Mialcli EWS ; 51, - Seliill; %Mr. I ~• aMI T HI • ..'ViiiC, ,IVIr. 13411lNISTER i ",,f 4 '..::46ii, Mt. - SCRIVEN ; r-4-tima., -Mrs ; M ATI-1E WS ; . . Irene, Miss LYON '; i f , T . Ile n m,, l3eda, --- Mrs: BLAND. t 4 Ais 6s. Seco; 'sk i .R °43- -IY. I- ' l - l e , Zii4:ov ibilic ,,- Met y 2 ci P s . s w .h rfee - ii;— cu Pit 3s. 6d. Senit •..ce as. 1,7.,:;: bd.—No *ad-Trice is.—tipper (..; 4 4ery is. Second - Places for theneY to be return,i. , of f i ce, ittisseit_rioxes to be taken of Mc. Spring. atthe Box- The Doors to 7 ' treet ' Malt p a st S i x. ri f , ~.• arid- opened at aii past Five, a begin at On Saturday' ,d ieil from the , The Stranger; Mrs. I-faller; by Mrs. Mu.. ar.ce on this'- Theatre- Royal; NVinds9r.:iler, sec,e;iicLapp•ca r. y r , f emale , a!4 .4 ,e; with the ki rand Rorri an . of },:;ltie.Uearci ; bnlh. -:,.,,66itY- Three At•asslaY next. (never performed), a "Lew D rama, i n ',l - lerojs m •ts, called' The Siege of St.Quintio ; or • * Spanish Cutts. i- w ith.new •Scenery, Music, Dresses, i!inZl,Dccoia.. . , ....._-_, . • Xor ts- -. -. , ...,.4,., pile BENEFIT of,the FAMILIES at those vvho uxd o r.. •: •Aately suffered by the (ate •F IRE aL CM , eiti- - irtlen.. - r: •• ••c.FH.E KING'S THEATRE, timt.immixt. T: . . raiMOREOW ! EVENING, . Kov. 41f - 18024 • • will .be•periormed_ : • . THE . MOURNING • BRIM - . . - • -.'-',• , - . -..s:raN.its.aas. .-• Manuel, King of Grenada, .Mr. MURRAY ; - Gonsaler, Mr. CHAPMAN:; Garcia.. Mr. BRUNTON 1 1 • . . . . . Perez - , Mr. DAVEN PORT ;` - • .- . : •,' :.. Alonzo, Mr. THPIVIPSQN ; A IMeria, Pri acess of G rena d a , Mi ss NORTO N; . Leonora, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. .: '.,..; t. -- - apoits. •- " • "Oarnyn--Mr. KEMI3LE 1'... - Heli, Mr. CRESW ELL ; . , . Selim, Mr.'CLAREMONT; '' Zara, a Capt ive - Queen, - Mrs.'SIDDONS. 7 • . • - • • wirit - "-- SHE FOREST,. OE: HERMANSTADT- - z ; c..,., o,r, PRINC,E,SS AND NO PRINCESS. - ' The Music coinposcd by Mr. jou vE. -The Principal Characters by Mr. THOMPSON, Mr. BR ti 1 4 0 N, ...L., :Mr. .4ARLEY, Mr. BLANCUMW, c MU. LISTON, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. j EFFERIES, ' ' • Mr. K.ING,•Mr. W. MURRAY,. ' Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. HI/iNg'iiRIES, . „ Mrs. DAVENPORT, Zece -.4cc. • • • - Ue, Dances by. Master OSCAR, II y R. , JE, ,the .11•1ises ' AbANIS,,&c. .. I. # ~,. Box% 65.-.--P(t,3s. 611. 7 Gallery 25,. .18.,,,tets 3 , ut PI - 4:4,S 141 the ll:.)x::s to be ta - ..tii irk Kr. *an .i. n, at otticein the 'Hay-market ; and ot.Ms.,iviles/ at ,•'l . v try t ) it; .- 'cep Covent-garden Church-yard. ' MThe —__________ ._ of •110-rseilllll 1-1 le • d Mr • Smith's unequalled Aa -bounded "4"thi a l a:. m co a n e ti i nuing .to be receivd with un ueck. *Pplatise, will be repeated every ,Lvening this -,.: ..-, ", : 4 .~ : • l~ :~ OLYMPIC T , O PAVILION, , q• t.. , • NIW CAs - PLL-S-TREET, STRAND.. .' , (established by,.-xu:hurity of the Lord Chamberlain.) 'HIS EVENING 3d, Friday 4th, and Saturday ",;. No vernbet..slh,. Mr; SMITH will gp thrutiO his .supparallele,i teats of HORSEMANSHIP, particularly his .. i tirPti ing , Mi. 4 ..ektvre&.%‘ , itil 0 :ac.ges, . .. ° "le. kCart . • k ork, Marble .and Li's. J(... '.. . ' E questrian E xerc i ses, and Trial of Skill,: by,the Double - ' . Company. • , . The ~ Frog in the •flpeia Hat,'" and " She's OIT with \.• • Another," oy_Mr lOHANNOT. '` No uvelle Perfor nlau es b y the LkAR N ED HORSES. w•oUrth, sth,.ahil 6th times, a New Comic Pantomime, called TH.E, .MAC;IC URN. Harlequin, Mr CROSSMAN; a . Clowa, Mr' NoRNIAN; ‘,..,....._ . , e ....,- q n , L Columbine, M rs : PARKER. - - Course of the l'iintornime a PAS , I - JE UX,,in 'clogs, by Mr CROSSMAN and Mr. NORMAN . 1. , a t F (I44llnclude with (for th e last' W ee k) t he popular Eques at tl iSi pectacle,' with extensive. War .Evolut ious on f oot •. orsaiiick, callet THE' MOORISH BANDITTI. - Doors 44. open at Halt past 'five, and begin at Half past ' T • -Se Lui - iprice Half past Eight ptec:iw:y. ;nu 2.,e•eirvition is open as usual for the Instruaion of Ladies ' e ' tierhen in the Art ui Riding. . ik---...... - _, - ___ . - ANNUITIES. TEN Year s ' P urc h ase w i ll be immediately given ,tr ANNUITI ES eurecl upon freehold, Copyhold, _l, °4l g Leasehold Estates, where tile :Partiesfiave..an abso 1. le Interest, and on which (b) reason of the j)ress'ure of the 1 : 11 es) Mone ; cannot b e , obtained upon Mortgage. And . Iglu Year s ' P urc h ase wili l i kewise be given for Annuities Z ll , Young Lives secured on the like Property; the Interest Settlements, Money in the Funds, Church Preferment, or Marriage sam et tlements, where the Parties have only a Lite Interest. In erlease the Grautor will have titpower of redeemi ng t h e w . 1,1 0 4 PIAy pers urth uzonally, nberland- or by Letter (p Stran ost-paid), , to Mr. Beard, • 3 8 N , street d. NEW LOTTERY, " To begin Drawing the 13th of December, xSoB. SCHEME. l 'P rizes of - ,C2,3,,00 - - are - . ,CB o,ono i- -.- 10,000 20,000 6 -- - - 5,000 i,OOO 30 . - - - 20 . - - - Soo ..... - - 5,000 _ t oo . - 2,000 .c,O 1 4 - - - - _ 50 . 2,500 ----- a ", 00 • 412° - - - - 25 - - - - 72,300 „....:„.....:,,,....rickets - - - - . . 42a0,000 P r ki E SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, ti rs as it abounds in CAPITAL PRIZES ; and in addi ,iatlor has t ',.` 4l to the usual Sum allotted by Government, the Con permission of the Lords, of the Treasury for him Z4 l4ke a Free (..; lit of boo° Whole Tickets, the Value of t _ e. , it is i nipossiblq. to calculate, as they may contain the .orrovving Capital Prizes : 4 "' - - of - 4:20,000 t, a. . " 6-- of - .Cl oo ' 2 - - 10,000 10 - - - 5000 20 • There ar e 2o . &c &c. , ,000 Tickets in the Lottery, with not Three " iiks to a ph i , ; Ni„i ier „ ro on l y 19,0c0 Ti ckets for Sale, E t s . Peel Y Purchase is therefore necessary, as superior Ilene se' °n ale attached to partictikvr .1 icke:s dr awn t h e Fi rst.and Jz, c , } ,,ti D dYs, and tire whole Lottery will be drawn in Four Ticket s are enti t l ed to a:proportion of the above Benefits. 0 1 (Act s and Shares are selling at every Licensed Lottery ,CC, and by.their Agents, HE , • FIFTY GUINEAS' R , EWARD. WHEREAS' the WAREHOUSE of Messrs. • v-V STEPHEN CURTIS --and Co. • Leather-fattors, Nal:street, Cripplegate, was broken open about Eight o'Clock on Sunday evening, the 3oth of October, and about 201. in Cash and One Pound Notes, with ii;e following Bill 4 taken from the Iron. Sate, which was also wrenched Ppm : .-..Whoev er , will giye : such information as will lead to a discov - ery of any. Person concerned, shall, on Conviction, receive a-R.BWARD of Fl FT Y- COI N A Tall, Ma, r in adark • Jacket,' and his Companidn, short and sleNier, in a• light coloured great Coat,. were seen from a usfionedhoe oPP , asite to enter the P rem i ses at t h e Time above rnbn No. 2, q . B. 96. Drawri•by , Bowsher and Co. Chepstow, payable 'to Thomas Hill, at Hankey and ,Co.'s London, dated (oLY 38 '. at 95 clays, due Nov. 3 , f o r 1 50 1. No. `205 95 , DraWne'by George, Fowler, Exeter, pa :. y able to Ord er , at B ay li s and Co.'s • Bristol, and'i n Town, •datlA.At.tgrast 3r,, at ijnonti ts , d ue N ov tor 351: cn ,po. 206. 1.. 73 . D rawn b y Vines, Cox and Cp. Mat). . r : . !ster, ptAYable t o Ch ar l es , Flitit;' •rones, and - Co.`s Landon, dated Sept. 3, at 2 nwilthS,..due Nu:ventber 6, tot 4 V: 0 2 0 7, B. 92 .. D.rrav'z',l by M'iMichael and C.o. * -1 1 4 ; o, payable 'to Order, at George • br:v B,.Z46 Nlic , a t el 9 A4 5. 14 6 . d,,Ntd . a -A . 224 at 75 oily*, thit f • No. 2.0. B. 99„.Drawn,by Bati.',Pn, Reed and C o . T weed, t've .% ) . ,airt... to Samuel Cowley,' iSayilble . at Down and Co.'s ralon, dated September 19; 4,3oldaYs, ,clue Nov. ix, for 7 0 1. las... , No. 192, 8./5. Drawn by G. Smith, Leeds, papt..— Glover - la Son, at liodero and Co.'s, Londoki, date d npt. 14. at 2 months,. du e Nov-. 17, for 5„)". 'N6. 308. B: 88: Drawn by Samuel drtnahaw, Stockport, P6rable to Thomas Patterson; at Deacon, and Llll3, . Lontlont dated S pt. 2.„ at. 2 months, ,due Nov . z 6, tor Nu. 20,. li b 90. Drawly by' Whitrakt-r and Co. Holt IVlill,,payable no Bums and Wnittaker, at Jones, Lloyd and Lrondon,-dated Sept. 24,. 'z months, dere Nov. 2f, for 801. 2:.Nt. 8., 89. Drawn by Garfit, Clayton and Co. Bos. ton, payable to. Win. Raney, at plastermait and Co.'s Lon ! . don, dated. Sept. 30, at 2 months, due Dec. 3, tor 221. 145. No. Drawn by busy and Co. Stockport, pay_. able to firnijr - Mate,' at Jbae, Llo)d and' CO.'S' London, dated Oct. t 4, at 2. months, duo Dec. 17, for 411. No. 249. 8. 97. Drawn by R. B. Hod; HOl beac h , pay able to Curtis and 'Co. at Veres and Co.'s London, dated Oat. 21, at. 2, months, due Dec. 24, for 1451. los. No. 213: B. 163. Drawn 14 - sheath acid Son, Boston, payable to W. Ashling, at Veres arid Co.'s London, dated ' 42.rhopllts, due Dec 2j, t or 40 1 . No: 1.55'."-biliwn-by ro:':n'Camp/un, London, payable to S,Cllctli f and Cf.'. at Richard Dimpn and Co. 's, London, dated ,- • Sept. Pi. • dwiltirs,' due bea.'-17, tor 3,51. . No. 173, j)rawn by Stephen Curtis and Co. London, 'payable tes , Ordery'at Walter Nl6tikas; Lond on , dated Sept : l, at 3 monti,ts, due Dec. 6, for to ll. 16‘. 6d. _No. tj6. , ., Drawn by.S. Curtis.and Co.. payable to Order., drawn on Southey, :.rowther and Co. payable at Marsh, Sibbaldand.Co..-tUted Sept., 3, at 3 months, due Dec. 6, fir 5651. rSs. Bank Rost Bill, especially endorsed by S. Woodford to S. Curtis and Cu payable to Shakespear, drawn 011 the Go vernors of the Bank of England, accepted Oct. 27th, at, day., sight; due Nov. 6, for $Ol. Pay went of the above Bills is stopped. • This Day was • pub.islied, The Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged, Trice ss. hds. A PRACTICAL INQUIRY int o DISORDE R , ED RUH RA . I lON, distinguishing the causgt of Astiapla: se w hi c `h vattious Tradtiell Observations on the "7reatinent. By ROBERT BR CE, M.D. FePow of the Royal Col legept Physicians. . Printed fur Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and to be, had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, First Lines of the London Practice of Surgery, by Samuel Cooper, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Arc. •Sce. price 12s. in boards. This Day was published, • A New Edition, in 2 VOIS: B,vo. with copious Additions and Illustrations io the form or Notes, price tas in hoards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of .DA VID .GARRICK, Esq. interspersed with Char tiers and Anecdotes of the Theatrical Contemporaries, the wnole torming a History of the Stage, which'includes a period of thirty-six years. By THOMAS DAYIES. Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, itnd Orme,' Pater noster- row. REPLY TO HOGAN. • This Day was published, price as. 6d. ASI - 10/11' ENGLISH ANSWER to n LONG IRISH STORY ; or, a Key to the Mystery of the Barouche and Bank Notes, p.oving Brevet Major Hogan's Accusationatainst his Royal Highness the Duke of York to be barefaced Calumnies. Sold by C. Chapple, Craddoc and loy, Ave- Maria-lane, and J. kietit loLk, Royal Exchange, Where may be had; . • The Second Edition ofil Complete Vindication of the Duke of York in reply to the foul Charg‘,:s of Mtn toriana, and other Pamphleteers. Price zs. 6d Also The Second -.Edition of, the lionre Bouche of Epicurean Rascality, dediCated to the Worst Man in his Majesty's Do minions; being a complete Refutation ~f the various Attacks on the nuke or-York and Mr. Greenwood. Price ;s. 6d. • TOL 'AIIi..I3ARCLAN's-FATENT ANTIBILI OUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the . celebrated Dr. Buchan. Author of the Domekic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels" are the prevailing Malady of thus Country, which lay Elie foundation of the more formidable and latal.Discases ; that the person who could discover for the relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy would per. form a most important service to• society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay,.. the extensive sale of which, and the high estimation. in which they are deservedly held, has considerably lessened the number of these cOinplaints; and -kids fair, in a short time. to be the means of entirely eradi cating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they at powerfully and specitically on the Bile, and thus remove the numerous disorOers conneted with it, Sick Head-Aches, Flatulence,' Liver Complaints, raunclice,-Ner , vuus Disorders train .Indigestion , &c. They are the roost valuable Family Medicine hitherto otfi;red to the Public,, and the Proprietor, is supported by the most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure, This valuable Medicin i e, having been used with success is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right Hun. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir lohn Honeywood, hart. NI. P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington ' Bart. M.P. for P en yi l . • - Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. • lames Arriyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M. P. for Hertford. • Edmund Boebril, Esq. New-sireet, Spripg Gardens. Tho Mas Hammersley, Esq. Pall-Mall. C. W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev. Mr. l) mock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M.P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale andieiail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Staiii)rd-street, Old bond -street; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. tco, Ox ford-street ; and by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. A einticin.—Mbserve the name of William Barclay is en. graved orb the Stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrap par of each box ; all not so stainfsed are a dangerous nr tati-an. !'rice ;s. 6d.-401 laS. per box, with ample dire ions. IV* 4% , 0:-._ "-- e - -•' .4-'iA' it - -, 4 le t :‹.-fevf`VPo- 4 , • -, evfli, 6, .., 1 pv,._ . ,,, • - , , , i , ~,:r . ,,,,,,„..., ,/,- t , ~ . , t, ~,,,,,, , - 9Diaso. ..,-.,.. ' '• '' 1- . I j ` . 1 4 a ~4 "7 ss , 6 TRAIVS'PORT-O.b'FICE, OR. 27, 1838. VIE COMMISSIONERS for Conducing HIS .114,1yESTI"s TR4NSPORT. ShRPICE; for taking Care . of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody cf Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that .;hey will be ready, at this Office, on Thursday, the loth day of November, to receivo waled Tenders, and treat with such Person.; tzs may be willing to contraß for supt(yi,g. ,- - - Wind Sails Service, fOr tv. e l v e mont h s ? For the Transpori:„. _Horse Halters S certain from the 16th November. -Hats -' - ) For. I;rie Service of Si c k-P r i soners o f ~_ _Worsted Stockings r;iar, for twelve montlts certain trona Linen Drawers the z4th January, iSa9. Worsted Stocking;,, For the ziervice of Sick and W oun d e d ~ irieti Drawers ' 5 Seamen, for the same period. ' : . ,/,/0 Tende: :will be I - trek:ed after One o'Clo,ck on the Day 4' ,treaty, nor qny .noticed rtnless the Party, or an 4gent for hint, )ereorol,:y iati,,a'. Bath rei:Yil must be accov,„i ed i y 4 Liar ,rozniz t o• n irectable Perso,J, eng.igiyg ,i 0 becwne bound 7.4.ith .the Periovenderke, 1)1 ‘,..1e Sam of poi, for the due peslormance, y the Contract.. • Farther Particulars may be known by aptiylNg at this Office, or alcapt. Young, Transport Ogee, Deptfid, respe.Fling the Wine Sails and lia-se " FROM-THE. LONDON- GAZETTE."-- Saturday, Oat. 22; 1808. .AN IMPORTANT CAUTION ;TO ALL WHO RE CARD TH i IR HEALTH. :THE lOng-:estiiblished reputation of Dr. NOR RIS'S, WWI'S having induced a mercenary atteinii`t to intrude oil the Public a sp .rious, imitation, 'the sole Pro prietor of the gen,:ine Medicine feels it a duty to.give a Cau tion against the dangerous effects of such an imposition. A slight attention to the Duty Stamp on each Bottle of the ge. name Prepacatißn, which hath the Name " Tnomxs NOR-, acs MOOR E engraved in it by favour of Government, solely and purposely to guard this in v al ua bl e Medicine.from lauds, will he a su ficient Security against the ill consequences of counterfeit intrusions. The cordial virtues of these Drops are adapted ,to all Climes and Seasons. AnZi..they are, as thOse who are in the habit of taking them can testify, not only a powerful Restorative in most DisordefF4 hitt equally preserver of health. In-Fevers of all sorts, especially the Yellow or Putrid, so destructive in the. West Indies. and , America, COlds, Astlimas, beginning Consuilaptions, Com- Plaihts of thb Stomach and Bowels, &c. .and particularly in the discomftirts and decays of adv.ineed lite, experience of more than half a century has indubitably proved then:supe rior-efficacy& The Fat4ily Bottle, 225. to be had only at the Do&o:'s House, N 0.129, Lower Brook street, where orders for ex poitation ate duly execut e d S ma ll er Bottles at rs. and 2s. 9(1. sold 'Wholesale and retail by Messrs. Bacon and Cu. [So, Oxford.street. Also Dr.NOßßlS'scelebrated ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, with ample ; Direelions, 25 ogd the Box. • . lq)li. TkIE TEETtI.--TROT FE It'S.POWDER. Patronised iosti used by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of CLAM EN CE and KENT, and univ ersa lly use d b y the lien Persons (4 . rank in this Kingdoiry. and all l'oreign Cc:inns, r i IE and Gen Jensen in the Navy and' Army, who have found the good 'fleets it i long Voyages abrwe these 25 Years. rrlig 'ER's ORNT4 6 II, DENTIFRICE; or, z - ASI TIC TOOTH-POW DEIO, acknowledged by the linen rdspettable Medical. Authorities—used by m any , and r ecomni ;nt i e d . . The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no Acid that can corrode the. Enamel, and puts a beau t'sful polish on .the Teeth.' From its astringency, n strengthens the Gums, eradicateS the Scurvy, (which often , proves the destrualon o f a whole et of Teeth), and preserves so'ind Teeth from decay, decayed Teeth from be comitii4 worse, and fastens those which 'are loose.—ln the. Estimation of those who have been in the habit of using it, it prevents throvturn of thel noth,ache,with which before they had been violently atllieled, and obviates the necessity of that most disagrueable of all operations, scaling the Teeth. =Like wise a „Tinctu-re, which possesses 'the power of easing the most violent TooclA•ach, and is a wash with the Powder.-- A CautiOn agajpst purchasing any Asiatic Tooth-Powder ' without " M. 'I rotter" on the Stamp on the top of the Box. All others are Counterfeits. • - Sold,. Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beanfort-bUildings, Strand; and by Appointment, at most of the wholesale Perfurxers in London; and, out of Town, by Mr. Simmons, Portsmouth, and Mr. Mills, ditto;. Mr. Earls, Plymouth; Mr. Roach, My, Granville, Do c k, di tto; Mni. - Shearcliff and Prosse!, Bristol ; Mr. Vine, Bath; Mr. Thompson, Isle of Wight s Mr. Corbett, Nottingham; Mr. Pollen, Colchester; Butler, Oxford ; Harron and Green, Ipswich; Mr. Dyer. Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Townson, Chatham; Jacobs, Sheerness ; Lucas, Southampton; Al dred, Yarmo ut h ; Mr. Dolitildson, Brighton; Mr. Dawson, Liverpool; Mr. Weeb, Nortsea; Mr. Johnson, Gosport; and in every capital Town throughout England. e... - Zr Please to ask for Trotter's. Her name is written on the Stamps i itENOVisfele iIEAL TT has been too frequently the sublet" of just and general reprobation, teat men destitute of the elements of the Medical art have orlired 'themselves as candidates for public patronage in the prnfession of physic. For the purpose of tieing jestice to the result of our studies and experience, and• 'to prevent us from being classed atnong those empirics whose imprudent pretensions e have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regular medical educa tion as the . pupils of Messrs. G rutile,! and Blizard, whose ledures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of , the London Hospital ; we entered ours e l ves as • *orients in Ole justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the ditlerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monte, Gregory, Mack, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shill not be deemoil presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having fur a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objettof our studies and predict, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infedion a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in th ose o f t h e utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radiefil cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and rnosnunhappily pursued by the . youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such . persons it must be a,consolatien to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treetment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from Whatever cause arising, as wel I as in every species of venereal infediop, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with t h e great est secrecy and h onour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and front 6 in the evening till to at nignt. Patients in the country isTe requested to state the particu. lars of their case, age, and general habit °Hiving, &c. &c. en closing a remittance for aciv•ice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may he added to the account for medicines, CUR R I E and Co. Surgeons, No. re;e, Hatton-garden. = 4— Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above reepeetable Praessors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which t h e y per- • formed the Auties aesiened them during the time they at trydtd their Legurta and Praatiae, Irl?0'111 THE bUTCH PAPERS. VITTORIA, OCT. 18.—On , the sth of this month; King JOSEPH set 'out for Vittoria with his wtole - :Statf, and repaired to Arminon, WhOre.Mai-Sliatj3ES 61ERES WAS with Lis whole army.: On the - same day his Majesty, accompanied by that Marshalaihav . ingo placed himself at the head-of two divisions, took the road. front Miranda to .Bilboa, wishing to recon noitre the forces which the enemy might have on that point.—His majesty 21;iired the same , day at Orduna, without having perceived the 'Pre next day he sent a strong pairyoo reconooit re &Hsa. This reconnoitring party, likewise, did "not 'fiad the enemy, and a communication. :was tints estatoished betweeh the corps:Of Marshal BESSIEBEi, and the di. vision of the General MEtthisij a whom Marslsq .Ihlgy had lett at B:laoa aothe - elakrae before. The Bins.. having reuaered flee the eriu road troth Miran& to returned on the ash with the Staff to \llan sta., where the general ' , head-quarters of %the army stall are at present. Every thing -is quiet, the army , preserves its po s iti on s. M arsha l Eassraatas, atter avingcompleted his reconnoitring, established hirn• self onthe I 2th at La 'Puebla, one league from Ar a-ninon, whence he - set out on the sth. Marshal NE'Y occupies with a part of his army Trevine, the capital of the province.of that name, in order to be able tooppose the plans. of General CASTA NOS, who is in the environs of Logrono. Generals BONNETT and LASSALLES still occupy the banks 0 the Ebro, with -one division - of infantry, and one of light ca valry. Their head-quarters are at ivlirauda. The 'Official Gazette, which is printed in this city, has published a reljtion of the operations of , the army, from the 12th of August to the 12th 'of October; it is as follows : - Alter the events that had passed in Andalusia, in the month of last July,. the. King repaired ,tO Burgos, where the two corps o f M arshal Bassicarti and MONCEY -are united. This changiug of the position was not determined by the movements of the enemy, who has never dared to face our :troops nor to present themselves in the.plain, but, ft oni politi cal tuotivesovhich every man of sense knows-how td appreciate. We have completely- succeeded by these means to render of :no avail the efforts, which the English made to disturb the tranquillity of the .provinces of the Ebro and Burgos. -The fii,mes of rebellion have not propagated themselves. hither.; we maintain free communication. with France:7 The army reposes in order to completely organize. itAhf. ,It has beaten tke enemy wherever he has dared to shew It has received reinforcements trchn France. it has destroyed, by its good. conduct and continual-srwcess, the calu.nnious reports 'spr ea d - by the barmy in the provinces w hich they occupy, and the inhabitants of which have bee.: always itna posed upon by th e -insinuations of.the English. Ott the 12th of August the General of Division Alaothist received orders to seize upon Bilboa, with the 43d and 31st 'regiments of.the line , andthe 26th of chas seurs. The English -had :disembaiked there ,some men and warlike stares, and many incendiary' riters. The town was occupied by the insurgents, the major part of which came titan the wool - it:hos of St. Andre,. and the othe r ' s from the neighb our i ng country. The rebels were entirely destroyed ; 1200 of them perish ed in the place.- -The wreck of thisanny is dispers -.ed, after. abandoning all its artillery and loaagage. The English Officers were the first vvho,fled, never theless some of them could not reach the-vessels which waited to convey them to Portugal . W e surprised in 'the crowd - elevefi monks, attahed to ,cannoo, which like mules they were dragging.: not one of them escaped. General - MERLIN entered into the town, and established tranquillity in it. Ada mital IqASSARED,O, Marine Mintst'dr, was s ent to - BilbOa : he assembled the Junta and the Province, and was satisfied with the good spirit of the De puties, and the resolutions which they adopted:- At the moment 'of the attempt of the insurgents; direeled 'against the right of our gamy,- the enemy seized upon Tudela, 50 leagues on our left. Ge neral LEFEBVEES DES NONELLES marched with 300 Polish troops, and two. pieces of cannon, to meet hiM. He .met his, advanced guard, composed of from 6 to 7000 men, immediately fchl upon it, made some hundreds -of prisoners, anti took.two cannons. The King gave orders to General MoNOLY to attack the enemy, and occupy Tudela. His Mijesty marched with his reserve towards that point, com manded by Capt. SALIGNY, Captain of his Guards Marshal JOVEDAN, Major G enera l , an d Gernert! BALLARD, Chief of. the Staff, accompanied his Ma jesty. The enemy had at Tudela 20,000 men, but this did not retard General MONCEY, who entered the town on the 31st of August, after having dis. persed the rear guard of the enemy, which was pur sued almost to the gates . of Saragossa. During these •transataions the centre -of the line had 'icier seen the enemy, the most intrepid part of whom had not dared to advance more than three days journey froni Burgos ; be nevertheless 'made a new movement in - the mountains of St. Ander, near the sea, upon the right of our army. .Gc.•rieriii BLAKE united his army, and attacked 13itnoa on the 20th September. Mar shal 'Nay, fell upon dim with four reauneots ; -10,000 insurgents were overtliwwo, and tied into inaccessible mountains, after having been pursued two stiVs. Since ,this air General ME RLIN has remained at Bilboa, with 'a corps of his troops; - and Marshal NEY has taken his tomer position. The •enemy not daring to approach the front of our army by the roads of communication, and persisting in his design to turn it, by manceuvring upottits link s , tell upon the left o f th e a rmy at .Sanguetisa, where be was reprilsed. Colonel CHOPIN took.:(Wo pieces 'Of cannon. General - BLAKE having united in the mountains froin 25 to 30,000 men, and-again dis posed himself to march against Bilboa, wjis already within two leagues of the town, when tfie King, informed . of this movement, ordered Marshal BES.. SIERES to attack Orduna With the divisions of MOU TPS.BII4 ME ILLS. The troops were a:mated with as